The public sector is under an enormous amount of pressure to be seen to be doing something about IT. That pressure has been applied for many years, by Government decrees and some wildly optimistic targets for e-government. But it also arises from real world expectations and the need to save money, which IT-related increases in…
Duncan Pithouse considers some of the principal contractual issues arising when implementing a multi-sourcing strategy….
Computer Software Group plc (“CS Group”) announced on 2 May that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire AIM Group….
This is an edited transcript of the 2006 SCL Lecture given by Professor Richard Susskind OBE, which has created enormous interest. This version covers only four of the six headings covered in the Lecture itself….
On the back of another set of impressive trading figures, Laurence Eastham chatted to senior Tikit management about the development of the company and its future….
Renzo Marchini summarises and comments on the important judgment in David Paul Johnson v The Medical Defence Union Limited [2006] EWHC 321….
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VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) remains a hot topic. Mike Conradi and Travers Symons consider the current OFCOM consultation and the implications of likely regulatory developments….
Anna Cook gives a heads up on the potential of virtualization software to have a very real effect on software agreements….
Andrew Katz explains what open source software is, why it matters and provides starter signposts, indicating the ways in which it is likely to influence your IT law practice….
For some people what were once thought of as games have acquired a sort of reality. Stephen Dooley and Harry Karaoulou bravely venture through the back of the wardrobe, step through the looking-glass and consider legal problems in other worlds….